Intel bets that perceptual computing will save the PC (interview)
Intel's top "perceptual computing" leader believes cheap gesture control cameras will revolutionize the PC. And he says Microsoft isn't Intel's enemy.
Nvidia’s Tony Tamasi on designing the mobile monster chip Tegra K1 (interview)
Tegra K1 puts a console in the palm of your hand. And a "Shield 2" with Tegra K1 "might seem logical," Nvidia exec says.
ARM acquires maker of game graphics and lighting technology Geomerics
Geomerics will move ARM deeper into visual media.
Nvidia announces Tegra 4i with integrated LTE, enabling awesome smartphones
The Tegra 4i has 60 graphics cores, five processor cores, and an integrated LTE modem for high-performance smartphones.
New iPod Touch uses last year’s parts, will become obsolete a year sooner
Apple's iPod Touch is actually far less powerful than we thought.
The iPod’s A5X vs. the iPhone 5’s A6: Does it matter for games?
Apple's new A6 processor is hitting the iPhone 5, but the older A5X is going into the new iPod Touch. Which processor is better for gaming?
ARM readies some killer game-console-like mobile graphics technology
ARM Mali T600-based devices will be able to display eye-popping, beautiful 3D graphics.
Khronos Group’s OpenGL ES 3.0 should lead to more console-like games on mobile
Khronos Group's new OpenGL 3.0 software will raise mobile 3D-graphics quality, leading to better-looking zombies on our iPhone or Android tablets.
In an industry sea change, Intel to pay Nvidia $1.5B in patent license agreement
Intel has agreed to pay $1.5 billion to graphics chip maker Nvidia in a new six-year patent license agreement. The deal represents a huge...